4.7 CLEANING THE VEHICLE
Use water from a low-pressure hose to loosen road dirt and deposits on painted surfaces. When water
has loosened the deposits, use a soft sponge along with ample water and a car shampoo (no more than
1 part shampoo to 25 parts water). Rinse off thoroughly with clear water and wipe down with a chamois
leather rag. Clean the outside of the engine with paraffin, a brush and a clean rag. Paraffin causes
damage to paintwork. Finally, apply a silicone wax finish, but only after you have finished washing the
bodywork.
CLEANING AGENTS CONTAMINATE WATER RESOURCES. YOU SHOULD ONLY CLEAN THE
VEHICLE IN PLACES WHICH HAVE SYSTEMS FOR RECYCLING WASTE WATER.
IF YOU USE A HIGH-PRESSURE WATER HOSE TO CLEAN THE ENGINE, THEN PLEASE OBSERVE
THE FOLLOWING:
- Adjust the nozzle to a spray, do not use a narrow water jet.
- Hold the hose at least 2 feet / 60 cm away.
- Water should be no warmer than 40° C.
- Do not use a high-pressure water jet.
- Do not use a steam cleaner.
- Never aim the hose directly at the following parts: fuel injection system, electrical wiring, air intakes
on the gearbox and flywheel covers, any electrical components, instruments, steering head.
Never wash the vehicle in direct sunlight, particularly in summer, when the bodywork has warmed
up and shampoo bakes onto the surface before you can wipe it off. This can damage the
paintwork. Never use rags with petrol or paraffin to clean the paintwork, as this affects the gloss
and damages the surface’s properties. Depending on the vehicle colour (satin colours), applying silicone
wax may damage the paintwork. For more information ask your specialist dealer.
4.8 PUTTING THE VEHICLE INTO STORAGE
Before putting the vehicle into storage we recommend that you carry out the following:
1. Clean all parts of the vehicle and fully enclose it with a protective cover.
2. With the engine switched off and the piston at bottom dead centre, remove the spark plug and inject
approximately 1 2 c.c. SELENIA HI Scooter 4Tech oil. Press the starter once or twice and screw
the spark plug back in.
3. Fill up the fuel tank.
4. Observe the battery maintenance recommendations in section 3.6.
4.9 LIST OF LIGHT BULBS
Halogen H4 / HB3 at Jet Light
Halogen H4 / HB3 at Jet Light
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